La ⁠GUERRA FREDDA (1960-1975) - dalla CRISI DI CUBA alla GUERRA DEL VIETNAM

➡ BUY "World War II in 50 Whys"! https://linktr.ee/LaStoriaSulTubo2 What did the 1960s and 1970s really mean for the world? Between revolutions, wars, and shattered dreams: how much of that era still lives on today? ► SUPPORT THE PROJECT: https://steadyhq.com/it/lastoriasultu... From the 1960s to the 1970s, the world changed. In a planet divided between East and West, between capitalism and communism, wars were fought without declaring them, ideologies were challenged without firing a shot—and yet the victims numbered in the millions. The United States and the Soviet Union faced each other militarily, technologically, culturally, and even spatially, in a race for supremacy that involved every corner of the globe. It was the era of the Cuban Missile Crisis, which brought humanity to the brink of nuclear war. Of the Vietnam War, where marines get lost in the jungles while Western consciences awaken. Of the Prague Spring, crushed by Soviet tanks. And of the student protests that ignite Paris, Berlin, Rome, and Berkeley. Meanwhile, Mao's China breaks with Moscow and establishes itself as a third global force, while the Middle East becomes the theater of bloody wars and an endless rivalry between Israel and the Arab countries, supported respectively by the US and the USSR. The Yom Kippur War, the birth of the PLO, Black September, the attacks on the Munich Olympics: nothing is regional anymore, everything is global. But amid international crises and popular uprisings, new rights are asserted in the West, society is reshaped, and spaces of freedom are conquered. The 1960s and 1970s are the laboratory of the present. ► Discord Server: Discord: discord ► Instagram (@lastoriasultubo): Instagram: lastoriasul… ► TikTok (@lastoriasultubo): https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8tS7YR1/ ► Facebook: Facebook: LaStoriaSulTubo =================================== 00:00 - The 1960s on the Brink of Nuclear War 01:33 - JFK's Presidency in the US, Domestic and Foreign Policy 04:14 - The Vienna Summit and the Berlin Wall 06:25 - The Beginning of the Space Race 07:58 - The Bay of Pigs 09:21 - The Missile Crisis Cuba and the Red Line 11:02 - The Kennedy Assassination and the End of Khrushchev 12:56 - The Difficult Relations between China and the USSR 14:25 - Mao's Economic Policies 15:25 - The Great Leap Forward 16:35 - The Break with the USSR and the Clashes on the Ussuri River 18:35 - The Cultural Revolution 21:33 - Lai's Ministry and Relations with the USA 23:03 - The Roots of the Conflict: Diem vs. Ho Chi Min 25:45 - The Gulf of Tonkin Incident and the American Intervention 27:04 - Jungle Warfare, Conscription, and Chemical Weapons 29:37 - Fear of the Domino Effect and Internal Protests 31:25 - The Tet Offensive and the Beginning of the American Withdrawal 32:30 - Nixon, Vietnamization, and Cambodia 33:38 - The Final American Withdrawal and the Fall of Saigon 34:59 - The Fate of Laos and Cambodia 36:03 - A Decade of Change 37:11 - Harold Wilson in Great Britain 38:43 - The Irish Question and the EEC 41:14 - Willy Brandt's West Germany and Ostpolitik 43:09 - Gaullist France and the French '68 Movement 44:00 - The Pompidou and d'Estaing Presidencies 45:05 - From the Troika to Leonid Brezhnev 46:07 - The Domestic and Foreign Policy of the USSR 47:06 - Causescu's Romania 48:11 - The Prague Spring and Its Aftermath 52:11 - Unrest in Poland and the Brezhnev Doctrine 53:08 - The Six-Day War 56:40 - The Birth of the PLO and Its Objectives 57:29 - Black September 58:24 - Sadat and the Yom Kippur War Kippur ===================================== A Specter Film Collective production www.specterfilmcollective.com STARRING: Francesco Furesi, Pietro Iacopo Benzi ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Francesco Furesi SCREENPLAY: Pietro Iacopo Benzi, Francesca Faverio, Francesco Furesi HISTORY CONTENT: Pietro Iacopo Benzi, Francesca Faverio PHOTOGRAPHY: Mattia Rossetti DIRECTED AUDIO: Edoardo Conti EDITING: Edoardo Conti PRODUCTION DESIGN: Erica Mora MOTION DESIGN: Francesco Furesi, Mattia Rossetti, Lauryn Stella Sardella STOCK FOOTAGE: Pietro Iacopo Benzi COVER: Simone Acquaroli SOUND DESIGN & MIX: Andrea Romani PRODUCTION: Caterina Scalfi